Sentence examples for no greater value from inspiring English sources

An ugly, if accurate, phrase that describes what happens when the usually divorcing parent (almost always the father) seems to be saying, "If I can't have them, no one can", and so he kills his kids and then himself, in a fit of deadly pique and as if his children were of no greater value than a car, or a laptop.

It's also notable that the muni market itself is treating insured debt as of no greater value than uninsured debt.

All of us having lived has no greater value than all of us having never lived.

Being young and making love in a field beneath a full moon on a summer night to the distant music of Beethoven performed by the greatest musicians ever assembled in the most acoustically perfect canyon on earth has no greater value than all of that never happening.

It is concluded that urinary sE-cadherin measurements are of no greater value than urinary total protein.

Mr. Coover, an expert on books, letters and manuscripts, quickly realized that the books were of no great value.

Sets of no great value but bound in impressive-looking leather and gilt are earmarked for the less advanced decorators.

Such a proposed amendment would be supported, reluctantly, by many who see no great value in it but would vote for almost anything that would avert the calling of a constitutional convention.

There may be no great value in attempts to differentiate loyalty (and other virtues) into firm categories.

In fact, average large-cap value funds had a P/E of 24 at year-end 2000, certainly no great value by historical standards.

They ended up with over 300 furs, mostly sea otter, but thought them of no great value.